Gebirgsjäger Portraits

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[Gran Sasso]

GJ medic

[12thPanzer]

Nice one Patrick.

- GJ Regiment 100

[Koenigstiger]

@Gran Sasso...
I had it also on "my list"...but missed it
Nice portrait!!

Best regards,
Koeti

[Koenigstiger]

Yes, i got it...!!!

I am happy to present you my new portrait,
its a very nice one with a KC-Holder from GJR100,
i think most of you will know him

Best regards,
Koeti

[GHP]

Opel Kapitän ca 1938? Difference = 1.) exposed headlamaps, 2.) a third lamp above the front bumper, 3.) the driver's door handle seems to be at the leading edge of the door, not adjacent to the back door handle.

I thought it was a Gebirgs vehicle, but when I scanned the image, I see the license plate is a RAD plate. Note the Edelweiß on the front driver-side fender.

--Guy Power

[GHP]

Oberleutnant with two edelweiß. This might be a copy, but has album remnants and glue on the reverse; paper is unmarked.



Close-up of the edelweiß


--Guy Power

[GHP]

Glissade



Two gebirglers glissading.

--Guy Power

[GHP]

Sentry in the Loisachtal

This is near and dear to my heart. In the background is the Waxenstein. I lived in one of the old barracks in Gebirgsjäger Kaserne for six months while assigned to the Armed Forces Recreation Center (AFRC) in 1978. Rifle racks were still attached along the wall. The Kleiner Waxenstein is in the foreground and the Zugspitze behind.

This is the old main gate on Gernacherstraße.

Later photos ca 1945 show the building in the background to be two-stories plus a roof annex with two windows. The left window was mine, and I would hang my langlauf skis out the window so I could properly wax them in the morning before skiing to work.

[GHP]

Austrians



--Guy Power

[BergführerKiser]

Grüß Di' Guy,

Excellent photo showing a metal cap Edelweiß with a real Edelweiß stuck into the top.

Horrido!

Patrick

Oberleutnant with two edelweiß. This might be a copy, but has album remnants and glue on the reverse; paper is unmarked.



Close-up of the edelweiß


--Guy Power

[portraithunter]

I would like to show here this